Australia Converts Old Bridge Into Wildlife Corridor Linking Two National Parks
A decades-old idea conceived by an Australian park ranger has finally been brought to life with the transformation of Cawleys Bridge into a wildlife crossing. The modified bridge spans a busy motorway, providing animals with a safe route between habitats. Species such as koalas can now move freely between Heathcote National Park and Garrawarra State Conservation Area. Wildlife monitoring programs will be put in place to track how animals use the crossing. The data gathered will also help shape future conservation initiatives in the region.
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